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IUFRO Spotlight #86 – Analyzing the complicated forest-water relationship

Posted by theiufroblog in IUFRO Spotlight, Publications 1 Comment Tagged: 2021, carbon, climate change, climate change mitigation, forest restoration, forest-water feedbacks, forest-water relationship, forested catchments, freshwater, research gaps, water, water cycle, water management, water protection, watershed properties

IUFRO Spotlight #86 – Analyzing the complicated forest-water relationship

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Riparian vegetation and landscape in Mongolia, a country where freshwater resources are scarce – Photo by Alexander Buck, IUFRO

More than 500 years ago Leonardo da Vinci said: “Water is the driving force of all nature.”

There is a corollary that could easily be added to da Vinci’s truism: Water is greatly aided and abetted in that role by forests.

Forests play an integral role in the water cycle by enhancing the world’s supply of clean water. Much of the globe’s freshwater is provided through forested catchments.

Seeing the forest for the trees

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Seeing the forest for the trees

Guest blog via Sri Lanka’s Ecosystem Conservation and Management Project ESCAMP; first published on Seeing the forest for the trees – ESCAMP

Forty Forest Department’s and other stakeholders participated in a training
organized and financed by International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO)
learning best restoration practices of forest landscapes